Critical Path Little Orpheus


Publisher Secret Mode was originally set to release The Chinese Room’s side-scrolling adventure game across all platforms in March. However, with the game starring a Soviet-era cosmonaut, the launch was terminated so as not to cause offence. The game is now back on the multiformat pad after an extended period of iOS exclusivity as part of Apple Arcade. No doubt the extra time in the hangar will have given the game a boost it otherwise might not have had.


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SEPTEMBER 9th


Disney & Marvel Games Showcase


For its upcoming D23 Expo Disney is hosting a digital showcase, in which we’re told to expect the just-released Dreamlight Valley, the latest on Take 2’s Marvel’s Midnight Suns (which was


delayed to next year) and LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga - which most have taken to mean some sort of DLC is on the way. Beyond that, a debut look at the Marvel game that Amy Hennig and Skydance have been quietly working on is also being talked about, as well as content from Lucasfilm Games and 20th Century Games. A Simpsons: Hit and Run reincarnation? LEGO Aliens? We can only dream.


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13th Call of Duty: Next


Next is Call of Duty’s new franchise showcase, at which we can expect to see more of Modern Warfare II and learn when it will be entering early access and how it might inform future seasons of Warzone. We’re told to expect a few surprises, but aside from the unlikely bombshell of Xbox exclusivity, we can’t think of what they might be. Call of Duty’s ability to shock has long retreated, but we’ll be tuning in regardless, just in case.


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